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Campbell v Earl of Breadalbane. [1746] Mor 11275 (30 July 1746)
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[1746] Mor 11275
What diligence sufficient. - Effect of partial interruption.
Campbell v. Earl of Breadalbane
Date: 30 July 1746 Case No. No 443.
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Prescription of a right was found to be interrupted in favour of the real owner, by a transaction with one who, at the time, was apparently in the right, but whose title was afterward set aside. (See No 356. p. 11156.)
Fol. Dic. v. 4. p. 112. D. Falconer.
*** This case is No 16. p 6554. voce Implied Obligation.
